Your attempted logic just made my brain hurt. 135% - 100% = 35%. Going over 35% "effort" to get his epic is my point in my previous post. The fact that I have to explain that shows me the amount of sense you have to interpret people's words.

tihs isnt logic you know by that "logic" you have 100% chance to win in roulette after 2 rounds wich you dont

Your attempted logic just made my brain hurt. 135% - 100% = 35%. Going over 35% "effort" to get his epic is my point in my previous post. The fact that I have to explain that shows me the amount of sense you have to interpret people's words.

I think im gonna not train past 75 skill on an alt so i can get all the troll fragments i can get without stupid twilight highlands or vash locations

How exactly would this help? You can't trade Fragments, and you (most likely) can't get Zin'rokh till you have 450-525 skill. Also, Vash/Highlands only spawn in EK when you get 450 skill, not any sooner.

I understand how probability works, in the MOST simplest form it can be said to add probability to get the principle value of getting an item. For instance, Given : 50% chance to obtain object A on one attempt.
In the simple form I used, it could be said that you have a 100% chance to get the item after 2 attempts. REALISTICALLY
it would be .5 times .5 = chance of NOT getting the item (25%).

Btm line, DUH don't pretend you're a genius if you know how probability works. And don't be a douche just because someone wants to change their perspective.
An even more bottom line is that MATH is a agreement. If you could make the entire world agree that 2+2 = fish, that'd be a principle.

Your attempted logic just made my brain hurt. 135% - 100% = 35%. Going over 35% "effort" to get his epic is my point in my previous post. The fact that I have to explain that shows me the amount of sense you have to interpret people's words.

That's really not how it works. Every 1% chance to drop is unaffected by the other times. Every time you solve a project you have 1% and 1% only unrelated to how many you solved earlier. New projects don't have anything to do with each other in any way when it comes to the probability of getting a rare or not.
The chance of getting something on your 101 924 912 094 510 295th try is just as high as getting it on your 1st try.

An even more bottom line is that MATH is a agreement. If you could make the entire world agree that 2+2 = fish, that'd be a principle.

This is, bar none, the stupidest thing I've ever heard, ever. Whoever gave you what rudimentary knowledge of math you have should be fired, and then castrated by his peers.

Bottom line? Math is not defined by popular opinion. It is defined by what is true and not true. 6 billion people saying that the earth is flat doesn't make it any more true than 6 billion saying 2x2= 6.73 in base 10.

This is, bar none, the stupidest thing I've ever heard, ever. Whoever gave you what rudimentary knowledge of math you have should be fired, and then castrated by his peers.

Bottom line? Math is not defined by popular opinion. It is defined by what is true and not true. 6 billion people saying that the earth is flat doesn't make it any more true than 6 billion saying 2x2= 6.73 in base 10.

Failure. You proceed to claim that math is natural. You made several logical fallacy as well but I won't go into them (besides that you're trying to disprove one fact by bringing another popularized notion).

Math is neither natural nor man made, it is a tool. Like any tool we can use it as we like.

After this point please stop posting about percentages, your made-believe knowledge of math and facts.

Instead please continue about Zin'Rokh and how man troll frags you've burned post 450 to get it. (Or have yet to get it)

Your attempted logic just made my brain hurt. 135% - 100% = 35%. Going over 35% "effort" to get his epic is my point in my previous post. The fact that I have to explain that shows me the amount of sense you have to interpret people's words.

The only way this logic would work is in a situation where you for example have 100 balls in a jar, 99 white balls and 1 black ball and you want the black ball and you pick out 1 ball at the time and see if it's black without puting it back for the next attempt then after 100 attempts you have 100% chance of getting the black ball on 1 of the attempts. And that is because the odds is getting better and better with each attempt, but here you still only have 1% chance of getting it on each and every attempt wich means you don't have a 100% chance of getting it after 100 attempts but you have 1% chance of getting it in 1 attempt after another. I have a pretty limited understanding of probability but I think that even if you try 135 times with 1% chance each try you still only stand att 1% chance of discovering it.

An even more bottom line is that MATH is a agreement. If you could make the entire world agree that 2+2 = fish, that'd be a principle.

I know this was commented on earlier, but you are missing the point. The world agreeing to this would actually be changing our word for four, not changing the value of 2+2. Any term we use to represent something can be changed, you are right, but that doesn't change what that something is. Math, like most things, is defined by more than what we call it. It is not possible for 2+2 to equal fish. or kindergarten's around the world would be putting fishmongers out of business.

On topic, I'm up to 191 troll artifacts (though at least 10 or 15 would have been leveling before I got to 450). 4k fragments since I started counting, at least 80 troll tablets I think, still nothing. I've basically given it a bit of a backseat, and just do it while watching movies or something. I just wish they would make the common items sell better so that the time spent wasn't wasted entirely. All those solves netted me around 30g, which is pretty pitiful given the time invested.

Your attempted logic just made my brain hurt. 135% - 100% = 35%. Going over 35% "effort" to get his epic is my point in my previous post. The fact that I have to explain that shows me the amount of sense you have to interpret people's words.

uhmm, pretty sure it would be 0.99^135 = 0.2575 probability of not having found the sword. Thus being 74% screwed. Though i would prefer saying hes been screwed 1% 135 times.

Edit: ups, noticed this had already been said, took too long finding the old CAS i suppose

I got Zin'rokh after 3-4 solves on level 525
Now I'm after dorf fragments to make that staff for my alt, but all I get are fossil and troll digsites Sitting on over 700 fragments from both, and I already have every artifact from them :P

Ive got it after the 6th or 7th solve after i hit 525, standing in the middle of zul gurub were the old Rokh dropped!
10min later i also found the epic caster staff from dwarfs, gues im lucky on that one to